stafford, not great. good enough for my fancy team to win. >>> in the alternate football forecast, eli manning was joined by phil mickelson who offered up this one lesson. >> people are talking about this thing called the manning curse where apparently if you come on this show if you're an active football player, the next week you lose the game, and i -- can you kind of do us a favor and tell people there's no such thing as a curse, that that's not a real thing? >> no, i believe that it is a thing, and that's why i'm not playing next week. i didn't know if it would carry over into golf or not. >> all right, phil. we've been analyzing football. your chance to analyze eli's swing. tell us about it. >> let's see. overall, one word to describe it, it's cute. it's a cute little swing. it's behind and back. his arms aren't in front of him. they get a little too flat. so he has to use all of his athleticism to square the face. it's a pretty good golf swing. like i say, it's cute, but it could be better. >> i don

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joining me now is opinion columnist zach stafford. it's great to see you. great to have you with us. let's talk a little bit about this verdict. what was your reaction to the guilty verdicts for arbery's killers, even with all the video evidence that emerged. did the verdict surprise you and did they bring you a sense of relief, as they did for me? >> yeah, you are know, it surprised me because we never see verdicts like this. we rarely see these verdicts they're very, very rare for black men in america to have any semblance of justice when it comes to be shot in the streets by police or pedestrian folks out and about. i do have a glimmer of hope. i know the judge said he hoped this verdict would allow us to be on the path of healing. even when trials like this, the fact that we're having this trial shows there's so much much to do. this is still a huge issue we need to solve and the fact that their lawyer said after the verdict this is a really hard day for these men because they thought they were doing the right thing even after all of this evidence shows

. >>> to green bay, matthew stafford's pick six streak continued. the rams quarterback had an interception for a touchdown in a third straight game, all losses for l.a. meanwhile packers quarterback aaron rodgers threw a pair of touchdown passes and ran for one in the 36-28 win over los angeles. aaron rodgers might be considered an mvp favorite except for, you know, the whole vaccine thing. we'll see how that plays out. >>> minnesota fell to san francisco in the nfc central. >>> to foxborough, rookie quarterback mac jones threw two touchdown passes. your patriots earned a sixth straight win, this one 36-13 over the shorthanded tennessee titans setting up a clash with the bills next week on "monday night football." >>> and in indianapolis, there we go. all he wants for christmas, one of his two front teeth. the defensive tackle lost a tooth when his chin clanged off a helmet mid play. he was all smiles. tampa bay and brady went on to beat the colts, 38-31. >>> the islanders did not play the rangers yesterday. the all new york showdown was the first o

defense carried the titans to a fifth straight victory, keeping the pressure on los angeles's matthew stafford and forcing the quarterback to throw back-to-back interceptions. the second running back for a touchdown in the second quarter. the titans beat the rams, 28-16. i'll also note nice one for the patriots. >>> turning now to the nhl where a goal scored in overtime gave the blackhawks a 2-1 win over the predators. king was promoted from the minor league club to the interim coach following the coach's firing on saturday. >>> time for the weather and let's go to meteorologist janessa webb for the forecast. janessa, great to see you. what's it look like out there? >> good morning, jonathan. lovely conditions over the weekend. before i say anything wer-wise, i want to give a big congratulations to those running in the new york city marathon this past weekend. it takes an abundance of work. my friend bill karins ran the race yesterday, seth a p.r. seeing time difference of 40 minutes over previous years. a big congratulations to him. he's going to take a couple of days off. i'll be here. he de

also my faenlts team just needs ten points tonight from matt stafford and dell beckham jr. >>> bill karins, how is your team doing? >> up and down, kind of like the weekend. the storms that rolled through the northeast were pretty incredible on saturday for november of all days. we had some tonights reported in places that never had tornadoes reported in the month of november. in all we had five tornado reports, significant damage, no injuries, no fatalities. we're talking about a huge red oak right there that came down. luckily that didn't fall on the house or anyone down. for brantford connecticut, near long island, the scene was pretty much the same, 80 to 100 miles an hour and trees were the biggest issue. pretty incredible. five confirmed tornadoes in november, in new york and also connecticut. >>> after the storms moved through t cold air moved in. we've had a blustery windy cold start to the day. we're going to have a little more snow. we didn't get crazy amounts of snow over the weekend. but if you're driving near the higher elevations, a little bit of snow. but it's a chilly start

also flipped a couple of those suburbs, chester county outside of richmond, stafford county outside d.c. democrats weren't able to -- even though they increased turnout, they weren't able to keep pace with the gop increase and turnout. that's a trifecta for republicans, a triple whammy for democrats. in addition to covid and economy, which were the two biggest issues for voters, this education issue we keep talking about, which is not about how well kids read or write or how well they do in chemistry, it's about race and race history. that turned out a lot of parents in virginia who have long been frustrated for the past 18 months. >> peter, i think what got lost here, tuesday's elections were all on democratic terms, whether it's cities or the two states that are light blue and dark blue or so we thought, on those things. and whenever there was a choice from seattle to buffalo, a progressive and non-progressive, but still left of center, voters even in the cities picked left of center. >> that's right. that was true in new york city and a lot of other districts and places in long islan

anyone on the receiving end of former president donald trump's threats, including secretary of state stafford but also including lawmakers who were under pressure to call a special stegs and to try to overturn the election results here in georgia. >> i want to come back to you, claire, son sort of these two probes. with your note at the beginning about d.o.j. i think hanging over everything that mike's saying and that betsy has reported is that if a congressional subpoena want skpant won't be enforced, at what point does this become moot? >> i think it is important if all of us want accountability for what happened after the election. when a president of the united states lied and tried to overturn the will of the people. there is really four buckets here. there is the congressional investigation that i am not optimistic will go quickly or efficiently to a conclusion that will satisfy people in terms of accountability. then there is the bucket of investigations in new york state having to do with the trump organization and the fact that trump would tell the irs one figure and he would tell hi